Your studies

Your academic success start here. Get everything you need to plan your degree, manage your enrolment alongside key UWA tasks, and get academic support.

Plan your degree

Choosing the right units is a big step, but you're not alone. We’re here to help you map out your degree from start to finish with our simple, step-by-step planning tools.  

Understand your course structure  

Start by exploring the UWA Handbook. It outlines all the rules, units, and requirements for your degree so you know exactly what’s ahead.  

See how it all fits together 

Look at our sample study plans to see how your major is structured. These templates, found at the bottom of each major on the UWA Handbook, make it easy to visualise your path and see where you have room for internships, electives, or global learning opportunities.  

Get expert advice 

Feeling unsure? Our friendly student advisers are here to help. Book a free consultation to get personalised advice and build the perfect study plan.  

Connect your career 

Start shaping your future today. Discover how our career services can help you translate your degree into a successful career path.  

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Manage your semester

Below is some key information you'll need during your studies. This will help you stay on track as you navigate each semester.

  • Enrol or change your units 
  • Check important dates 
  • View your timetable 
  • See your results & progression 
  • Prepare for exams  
  • Apply for an assessment extension (EVA) 
  • Request academic documents 
  • Check your fees 
  • Access the Library 
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Available units

Set yourself up for success. We provide free resources, workshops, and tools to sharpen your skills, boost your digital literacy, and help you achieve your academic goals. 

Sharpen your Academic Skills 

  • Access free workshops, one-on-one appointments, peer-assisted learning, and drop-in sessions to improve your writing, maths, and study techniques. Free online academic skills resources are also available. (Link) UWA Academic Skills Centre 

Digital & Software Resources

Your responsibilities 

UWA’s compulsory modules support your academic success by building research and communication skills, setting expectations for integrity and AI use, and introducing Indigenous knowledge and perspectives.
Academic Conduct Essentials (ACE).

  • This module covers the basics of ethical scholarship and outlines UWA’s expectations for correct academic conduct including the use of AI. 

Communication and Research Skills (CARS) 

  • This unit helps you develop the fundamental communication and research skills you'll need to succeed in your studies. 

Indigenous Studies Essentials (ISE) 

  • This module introduces Indigenous Australian history, culture, and perspectives, which are a foundational part of the UWA learning experience. 

Respectful Relationships 

  • This module covers the principles of respect, consent, and fostering a safe and positive university community. It is not compulsory but highly recommended for all students to complete. 

Student Code of Conduct 

UWA holds its students and staff to the highest of standards of conduct and is committed to: 

  • a safe, fair and respectful community; 
  • a community embracing quality, reliability, integrity, accountability, and lawfulness;  
  • ensuring our students, graduates and staff are highly regarded in the broader community. 

Learn more about our commitment to these standards by reading UWA’s Code of Conduct. 

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Get advice on enrolling, fees, scholarships, exams, overseas study, graduating and more.

 

Visit us at your Student Advising Offices 
Your one-stop shop for all course-related questions.

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